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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, 11 E DE:' TII of your late ivortllv Director, th- Mr. I.I;NISDF,N, baring occasioned a VACANCY in to t ie b IRF • CTION of your A?FAIIIS, I venture again to it tl e honour of -otir SUFFIrAGE`.3 to fill that important St s i , t" l ' 1 "°. I h ave; on a former occas i on , s t ate d th e Cimino- 4c which .em b olden me to rely on your favour, and IH maintai t° brg to assure you, t h at if y our ki n d ness s h a ll e l ev at e t t i tnlhe 11 `monrable station which is the .I,:ect ut- - my aw l) °n ' Irl Y "lhlost Zeal and Attention shall be devots:d to the .-re tnc , tioL" 0 • l your intrusts. - - I ant, Ladies 310 QeUtleinen• Your devoted bumble Servant, . CARLES, ELTON PRESCOTT. ......... , 12 ' nreadneedl e - s t rect H. --"=-----.... - • ' 42. ' EAST:IND/A,EIOUIE, Dec. 4, 1811. ~. t. 1 11 L COURT Of DI RECTORS ! of th 2 1..- v\-lvt, ~, "P'4I),COMPANT. of MERctIANTs,of ENG- Isi - . TRADING to the EAST INDIES, do herel , ty give 4 t hat then have received a Letter, a Copy of whiCh is as' ful- I'4 . A ) 1 II e -- ; , r "lionrabie the Chairman and Deputy Chairman. t-' tt,-ATLF.Nit:N,—W e have the honour to request that the t urn r " 1 Court appo i nte d f or t h e 16th Instant may he made k wi ltr special, f or t h e purpose o f su b m itting the fulloWing oi l t o it its consid e ration, viz.:•-- I t t c "uir ed, Thu this Court having duly considered a Let 'l' c e : ' r "") Joh n Hudleston, Esq. one of the Directors of this .t " ' l , 4 • l nY, dated 31st May last, with I he Documents accont 4,7ing 11 0. sam e , are of oPinion that Mr. lltullcston is 'v. — Y e ntitled t o a Coutinuation of that confidence which the jo w ...to ' I lturs hav e so long placed in him." We have the honour to remain, Gentlemen, Your very humble Servants, • RANDLE JACKSON, . JOSEPH HUME. 11 41 1 , B en at aeouCt . fr the 16th lust* is, therefure further • P t e accordiUgly. JOSEPH DAII7, Secretary. • • t T QUADRILLE DA NCINg. -"r "Wi No. 19. • - Slierrititl•str'eer, Go le . l ; en- Re,sqaare. gives PUBLIC, .LESSONS and PRACTI C E, in LF,S WA - LTZ, and COI.INTRA DANcEs, t141.11'„:„'I' 'Sits4‘,i the " se I ect: Fashiu9l e b i l l e i s tnc Of Paris. h n d , London, for Ladies only, Lc sets fur Ladies and "atm.Les at all bout's to untaught or in t.-;4i,, r .„ Pri va teof ,re expeali iNts ‘ir wishtit;•Privitcy, 'or me .3 1 , 1 1% acquirement than I IC tot s S, attended Youth qualified the Profession . qr 1 . 1, 14 % ,,j,'• Lad instructed to teach their Fans:tile's, for :lid 'at e ll he 1,,,„„ s .,t e • oeo.iilvented self-pi.tfing litst';" - ve it ""ahlin g , ;h em itt cultivate their own Daticilig, .11 Rrth ut VI • themselves and Friends uict..; s. Cl s ock•w orla en . • lit "•'"). the (;!,;• pest and Best at the rtire CENUINE TEA WAR'L riS7ft,' el for the. SA LE of Th . :As . pore and (ret 3ktril'ttl ;i t ,. R • •,.• from China. INo. 6, Ludgate. r e tirrn their „ rox()N, and , (g• 'to e tl rt Its ,•"'ttles for the (*welded .preference given, to their leas, thei kirk arielt he Public that thew shall con•• ; li r t. st! ni;gest and best full -tlas towed 'leas that 't'igr tell • i I '• " ConiPany, Whieli 'they are de stibe,lcO;(st. wltetiet ' sale tern's, tot ready thenisek•es of the preSent opportunity to ;'ve.• the , followien , as the best and cheapest at. the t ';'• good g Cftng n and ('seen, Is. to Bs. (hi. ; f ti to 7 1 : 1 4; Cong,,,_U re al t fa s t tionehong, and . fre , ..ll Green , . f •; 11 .; tn. 11 filvotired Souchong, anc bright-itat, ' .•11 t3 s . 10, to ins. 1A.. ; and superhine ,:•"'2s , • . 11 c- ts 9 ,• d fine fir e ..„;"!•crhot• •olichomr foll-fiavoured, Caper, an • , 4,1 b. each, at lbs. 0;1 41 ' t. ' • as ktioilijr House sells at 14s. rt fifrie - nds to be particular in the direction, 0" r!rii ‘ '• 6 , near. the „bottom of Ludgate- WU,- a few doors •,11,„•' -**4-street ' sollle ottery pee.ple, who can know ()F • • fT 'a have' Lie rent ..qualities and prope) ties o , 15. shop in the same street in opposition ; but we, in svl tuse • ,d ;t ac k s upola us, again pledge Ir v , Collt Mtn 14 "a Continue selling. cheaper and a better article at •aowi Ilian I tivc do. Thev knosv their we ossess a superior tri irci•Ye ~,4 ,1 18 irt !.„0 1 the qualities of 'teas, that our expences are • 14 14 40 ,..Afivr in proportion, and that we do not requ i re such 5•••.....„..„,,Zpr01its as '1 too per Cent. and upwards.' _ fAIttIINIPS, a new and superior -,••'110E fo1(-3FS'H ual in streigth to Essence of but far txcel ' li t n q g ' lt flavour, anti has the ad :l4 c s ii r ; ‘ ,`., l , l , ' not tin - tint; rancid. The immense dem an d . f o r it tv ~ l C l ll 4 , '.ag proof ot the estimation it is livid b y th o se Proprietors !latter themselves, that 1 )11 ts o nce used, it will obtain a pre-eminence over fur t 4 l : lMad *;:' , •i:e l tri, ' , ( ;'; ll l) ..l l ; ) itlOr - e . a " t i t ' el Son ; and sold by T. Pow e ll and Su n "flis Corner of Hatton-garden. T he Public requt,,t it,l to observe, that each b "nie has l'''- ti j. t 'l '` ° ; ')‘ll -t ' i t-t i ' , 1 , i1.! .. Of. C. Dinmore and Sort • nerve oberis - t-vutiosi is necessary, as the r e is s p u r iouses. ar g t e i: tni sate. 41 11\ ".)(101 -IS, COLDS, ASTHM AS, t ec . &c. , .NO. P ECTORAL BALSAM OF COLTSFOOr. S virtoie,—,“tcb 040 take y, anti most excellritt Medicine, ARNOLD'S AtX'Ou - ZALSANI COLTSFOOT, that upwards of 1k." 4 .14' 15(41 9 afflicted with the most violent . COMOlS, Colds, Hoopinc 'Cotegh, Shortness -of ; old kt at r ir , i "" l lB, have been c u red . In Coughs, recent and 4, n eexi ii " n g Asthrnas, slight and recent Coughs and Colds, --ttu at Nt h nua rsen e s s ? the Hooping Cough, , Shmtness of iL craft a„ s-O nstltnillitms, this Medicin e . is decidedly the ti„ t ",u e ff ectual, and t greatest discovery ever male ht l l far of utedicioe. It is held in the highest estimo tot Ile gut,s,..o,Xcellent and salubrious virtues. . yoluthes would li,n it, .",,clit.t.o contain the mass of indivitruals who hare 4 ,14 4. 44i.d experienced its safe, salutary, .an , l inestimable hiZ t s of 6' 4 9 , tll !zis can be better adapted to prevent the . ill t(>l tx c o tH P and fugtv weather; nor can any thing be t ,, f lvn i . .'"1 to talie sVinr wet, damp, or vet in the feet, t ro a ns hu W, 81?" i ui; in the body, after a shower of rain, or fall whi c h — ,&es Above 6100. years has the herb (Coltsfoot) Itepis Prepared, heel, held in flue hichrst estima• °)fo rtu.inid r , lieres the afflicted speedily, it . causes V.6, l 4 h.tri s . t ° brew h e attire freely, and strengthens their con- X ' "'Pti 4 v gain st tle deplorable and calamitous efiects of ,4,zti .11, t' Disoiders. ttk,"l ( . I°l). ' will please to ask for Arnold's Pectoral and tbserve in the Pamphlet. which t ki; r t° e t • 1 d attested by the Proprie or 11 t 11 1 14 ns t 4 e t i l i ,'"I't Floo d . A e la n t " t;ie t vn'O ' rid, M. I'. Lord Mayor of "41 .tut•lisiansio„ H„n &a ,. the 25th day of March, 18lb ; lit it cann o t h e geno int.. eha4lr Prm it .Stra,uf; Sanger, 150, Oxford- Nu . '"'s"n, SO, T pirt.4 Easi h ft , ; Mounsey, 69, .41iNtle; • , tieet, Mach read= friars- Bolton, Royal Ex -4rl;"Pi 14, Alde ; n e Winslus, 61, liis.liopsgate-street ; Mile•end • Ward, SV , I, Holborn Wright - o + 6: "i gtl - Sirt:t ' Pruron , h • Eveilv, /loth°, n ti t` X4l: 08 , St e . ' .l‘lm . . , strt'.et 76, ;„ 4.i r at gb, ft Mad moor-rarest Clar market and ifs 59. Barbican, Losidol: ; nd o,,,,i'ele.bie Medicin e Wrid,us throoi.;4out Europe. (1 1 4, 2s • OIL, 4s. tid., and Ws. 6d. cacti Dottlei.duty- ~,~ T OSEPH STE!'H EASON heo's leave 10 rerom• "V mend to the Nohilltv land Public in general, the USE of PATF.N FILTERING MACWNE, which by a pecu liar principle renders the foulest water beautifully trauspa rent, at a quicker rate than any other appart its hitherto in use; and is so constructed as to prevent the re-admission of any impure animalcula into the refined water. With these superior recommendations this most useful article is olicred at the follo,ing . prices :--those at 5 guineas cacti purify 50 gallons a day; thus at 7 guineas 100 gallons a d a y ; an d ;h e Izrgest size at 10 guineas each, pnrifyiog at the unexampled late of ?of) gallons a &v.—The Machine In be seen in use at ;h e ,j, r us a lerocoffe t -house, Cooper's Hall, Cornhill ; at the ;:'esters Exchange. Old liond!street ; at the shops of Mr. Ilolnics, NO. 186, Fleet-street ; Mr. Nichols, No. 75, Picca dilly;' and at Joseph itcphenson's Manufactory, No. 6, Mor timer-street Cavendish-square. A NEW P.),:N WATER-PROOF HAT, at only lEis. INIPORTANT SAVING. VI3ANKS and TAYLOR have to -offer to the pa: Public a SILK HAT on BEAVER BODY, cornhinin:, - very requi s sirea flat ought to possess; it is superior in au . pearance to the finest and Most expensive Beaver, equally light, and will wear twice as laog, and is of a [fetter shape, which it retains to the laSt ; will never change its co lour, which is . th m e ost 'if worn (or years no weather Will injure flie4e Flats, they befog watet-proor;- atid repair several times at a t expellee, and every I.zripc,;• equal to new, and arm," th , videdlr soperio, to afir Hats ever offered to public notice, the attainment of which has liecuatteinied with *rent expence. Merchants, Dealers, acct the Trade, who Irish for superior hats, may be snpplied on advantageous terms. Franks and Taylor, Manufacturers, W e llington [lose, Red-cross-street, Barbican.—No unpaid Letters received. FRAUD PREVENTED. TO counteract the mitov attempts that are daily made to impose on the unwary a Spurious Coinposition iurtead.ufthe GENUINE LIL ACKlNG l prepared by DAY and ,NIARTIN, they have adopted a new Label, in which then Signature and Address 97, • High Holborn, is So conspicuously placed in the centre of the Label, that they trust an attention to this, - and the difference of the Type, which is unlike all Letter-press, will enable Purchase: s at once to detect the Imposition. The REAL JAPAN BLACKING, made and sold whole i;ale by DAY arid. MARTIN, 97, High Holborn, and re tailed by 'the lirincipal Grocers, Druggists, Booksellers, Iron mongers, Perfruners. Boot-makers, &c. in the Unittd King dom, in Bottles at qd 9d and rs.'6d. each. MEDICINE. BY THE KINCi'S ROYAL PATENT. ODBOT4D'S VEGETABLE BALSAM, the "4—N . greatest. Discovery ever found out for COUGHS. C,ON SONIPTIOfOi,' and ASTHINIAS.---The various and !sudden dianges of the weather is dangerous to Asthmatic and Con sumptive Complaints, particularly in the Autumn, Winter, and Spring. The above Medicine is strongly recommended beftie Nobility to be kept in the house be every fancily, to have recourse to upon the first attack of Cold, - which never k is b ee n known to fail of success. in preventing- the Cold fixing on the lungs, and was proved at a consnitation of emi nent Physicians to be a sure and efficacious Remedy for the One' of the above . Complaints, after the first Medical Abi lities had abandoned all hopes. of their patient's recovery.— Weßight Hon. Lord Pundley and Ward, and others of the Nobility. Clergy, and Gentry, a few years since, recommend ed-the li'r:pri - et:,ts to iom.er tiro Prim us Poor ; they readily complied ; the consequence has been, that tpany thoosands have been restored by the Balsam to perfect health, which has induced the Proprietors to extend it more generally at the same prices of (hie Guinea the Quart, Ios. 641. the Pint, and ss. tid. the Half-pint. Stronger proofs of its 'efficacy cannot he given than . Itein., ,, recummendtd by the tolluwing Nubility Most Noble :Marquis of Lothian,'the Bight Hon. Viscount Dudley and ' , Kart), the Right Hot., Lords-Macduhald f : Grantley, Fortes rue, Montford, the Right Hon. late Viscountess Dudley and, Ward, Dowagers Grantley, Falmouth, and Fortescite, Lady - Apprrece, Sirs Francis Blake,..awartl Newnham, John Cog ttill, -George Armstrong. and Robert Peate, Generals Doyle, and Drouly, Colonels Baker, Debath, Lenox, &c. Advice every day from 10 to 2, at No. 3, Bloomsbury Scittare, where theNiedieine is sold, Wholesale and Retail; and retail by Messrs. Newbery. and Sons ; Edwards, St. Paul's church Yard Messrs. Sutton and Co. Bow, Church Yard : -Butler and Sons, Cheapside; Sanger, 150, Oxford . Street; F,vaus'and - Sons, Long. Lane ; and all principal Venders in Town'and Country. TOUT. TAYLOR, Esq. No. 9, New Bridge-street, London. 1 - IoSOU RED SIR, IBEG leitve to inform you, that ever since the year'l79o, I had been afflicted with the Lues Venereal,' Whiell,.ftorn its obstinately resisting every course cf med:ci nt prescribed by the most eminent. of the faculty liere,4and on ,. slrrgoing-Sevcralserere courses of salivation, and twice dis cbarged from the HoSpital withlittic relief, would appear to be of the most inveterate nature. In the spring of :last year my disorder had got to, such a head, as nearly to put a period to my existence—l had a large•uleir on the qown - of me head, one on.caeh arm, and my legs were broha out in a frightful manner ; my right was dreadfully painful, and had been in a' state of ulceration fol - the last seven years; my left.had also two large unties on it, was very much discoloured,. and gave me such excruciating pain, particularly when. warm in , bed, as nearly to deprive me of rest • iii this lamentable state, I was reconurended by Mr. J. 'Thompson, (who received so. srreat a cure by them - here); to take your Leake's Patent Pills, orfnch I beglin to do an the it. May; in the course of a fortnight. I began to receive benefit -in little more than a . month the ulcers 'on 'say head sod twins were soundly heated— soon aster, the sores on my legs heaied also; leaving, how ever, considerable dlscolouration ini the shin, and 'pain in the ! bone of the left, which, by the laisc,ing of ()it'd, awl a little :liinger perseverance in your invaluable su i 4si d,d ; the nodes dispersing, the slain regaining its natural hue, and the nocturnal pains gradually going otf.—l thus became, by ,your liberal advice and medicine, - perfectly free fruits all my ;former complaints—have recovered my former spirits a nd slreng,th„und am become jolly and fat, in which stotehaving continued many months, to the fistonishnient of all - who knew eue, I am at a lost in what te; . ins to express my gratitude, but beg you, for the gob() of other suffering mortal's, tO make this my case at public as.pOssilde, as I shall on. every occa sion ; iu so doing yori will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humble servant, ALEX. Al ULMER Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. Winiesses ttathehe above Cure:— John TI-Arpson, No. 3, New Youltry F.dinburgh, John 111 4 intosh, did Assembly (;lose, •Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, THOMAS TAY •I.011, Member, of the ltcyal ColleeN, of Surgeons, at his house, No. 9, New Bridge-street, London; whete, after a constant residence of more than 40 years, in a practice parti cularly directed to the cure of N'enereal Complaints and those incidental to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable secrecy which men of his profession shouid always observe in such cases, he flatters himself the advice and assistance he gratuitously administers to persons taking this Medicine, will be esletmea, by a discerning Public, as an advaLtage seldom attainable, and void of all ambigrtity. • Also sokl, by his appointment, for the convenience of those living at a distance, at the Tolshop, No. 103, Oxford -street; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, ish-street-hill; Mr. Baxters, „Soutb-bridge, Edinburgh ; Dlt. Callwell's, Dublin ; and by one person in every considerable town in Great Britain and ,Ireland, in boxes of only 2-s. 9d. each; starved, and sealed up with full and plain • directions, - iviii..reby - persons, - of eiths r • sex may eurc themselves with east., treed, sciatcy, an safety. " This Day 15.14 published, Deilicater!, by pormission, to tile Lord Bishop of Chester, Itlndsuctieiypriuttd in two vokt7Bo. price 30s. boards, TASSO'S JefiLISALEM DtLIIrERED ; an Iteroie Poem ; with Notes and Occasional Illustrations. Tra4slattd by the Rev. J. H. RUNT, A.M. fa!e FrIlow: of Trinity College, Cambridge. London: for .I. Mawnian, Ludgate-street. LIFE INSURANCE. . MPQRTANT FACTS, 51)i-wing , the tiecessive I RetinctirMis that hare taken place in the Terms for the INSURANCE of LIVES, and the prohjibility of ultimate failure ism snore recent Schemes ; recommended to the serious consideration Pf Persons interested in time permanent stability of such Estabiishrnentq. By PUILANTI-IROPOS. Published by John Cawthorn, No. 5, Catherine-street, Strand, price ls. This Day was published, Irs-Ouct large Volume, 4to. price t!s. boards, EX:itiNS of the,inte JOHN TWEDDELL, Trinity College, Chotbridge; being a Selec tion c. &c.l with a Biographicel Me. tut& of the Deceased. By the Rev. ROBERT TWEDVELL A M. • 111 u rated with Portraits, Picturesque Views, and Maps. The Nekund Editiorl, augmented by a Vin4icaton• of the Eli• for «gainst certain Publications of the Earl of Elgin and others: together with an Index. I': The Vindication separately, price 5,.8d. sewed. P!inted for J. Mawittan, 39, Ludgate-street; London. PRICE ONE GUINEA. THE SECOND EDITION of MR. FEL ',OWES'S VISIT to -the 'MONASTERY of LA TRAPPE, and. TOUR through. LA VENDEE, is now READY for DELIVERY.—The Plates, which have received the unqualified approbation of every Review that has noticed the Worji, have been coloured with inereasen attention. Printed for WILLIAM STOCKDALE, 181, Piccadilly. " AU that we hare hitherto heard, all that we have ima gined, of the austerities practised in this Convent, falls in finitely short of what we now find to be the case. The gloomy and almost inaccessible situation chosen by this strange fraternity for their Convent—their rigid separation from human intercourse— the infrangible taciturnity imposed upowth , tmselves, and the terrible severity of their penances, are certainly circumstances more resembling the visionary indulgence of fantacy and fiction, than actual realities to he metwith among living men, and in the present day. With re-. gard to La Vendee, Mr. Fellowes has given such historical il _. tustratiuns - of its wars, and the character of its inhabitants, and has also enriched his book with such beautiful views of many of the places mentioned by hide. de la Itochedaquelin, as will Tender that Lady's Memoirs still more valuable. We did pur pose giving a few extr4cts, hut the whole rart - ativc is so well connected, and every page awakens.such deep interest, that our Readers, whets they have perused the work, will be most obliged by our simple recommendation." NEW AZO.:IMPROVED EDITIONS OF THE ELEGANT EXTRACTS. This Day was published, A Nev. - Edition, neatly printed in One very large Volume, Royal Octavo, 'price 20s. in boards, IFILEG,ANT EX FRACTS io POETRY ; heie►g ila TleAgt. titt , go;:e Extracts in Prose. London : *lilted for J. Alawman, and the other l'roprie t ors. Of ‘v h oin 'may be bad, - 1. ELEGANT EXTRACTS; or,' Useful and Entertain ing Passages in Prose, selected for the Improvement of Young Prisons. New Edition, royal Set), 20s. in boards. 2. ELEGANT EPISTLES; bring a copious Cullecti9n of fahsiliar and amusing Letters. 'A 'New Edition, much im proved by additional Letters of Gibbon, Beattie, Cowper,.Sir W. Jones, Richardson, Young, Montagu, and many others, royal octavo, 20s. in boards. This Day WAS publidied, Handsomely printed in One Volume Bvo. embellished with Four beautiful Engravings, kiy. Heath, &c. price les. in boards, - . pARADISE LOSl\.'t- By JOHN MILTON.. To which are prefixed, tie Life of the Author, rind a Criticism on the Poem, by Dr. 3ohnsOn. London : Printed for F. C. and J. Ririe tun ; G. Wilkie Nunn ; W. Clarke and Sons: Cadell and Davies; Carpenter And Loogumn, Durst, Rees, Orme, and Brown,; Scatcherd and Letterman ; Lackington and Co. • W. Lowndes ; E. Jefl'ert JAI) . Richardson ; J. Otrtdge ; Law and , "%Vint taker ; It. Scholey ; J. Mawnran ; Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy; R. Fenner ; .1. Walker; G. Cowie and Co.; and IL Ilooter.. Of whom' may be had, printed uniformly with the ahove, and entbellishe'd with two fine Engravings, by Fatter, one robt4nr_, - Svc), price 12s. in boards, MILTON'S PARADISE REGAINED, with his Miscel laneous Poems. Also may be had, another Edition of , PARADISE LOST, very neatly printed on 6ne paper, in 12m.0. vice 6s. boards, and royal 18uw. Ss. 6d. boards. lIE CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD is de cidedly the mast elegant and Oficatious medicine ever yet diScovered for nervous diseases and shattered constitu !tions, consumptions, weakness of sight or memory, hypo .cbondria, tremblings of the mind, sexual debility, stomach and bowel complaints, and all other diseases arising from a relaxed state of the nervous system ; which are too nitro brought rtivit ili.isipation in youth, and th e gross violation of those rules which prudence dictates the preservation of health, and the laying- a foundation for a long and happy life, with a firm and strong constitution. Sold by Bacon and Co. 150, OiJord-street ; Wald, 324;rial horn ; Leigh, 18, Strand; and: Mr. Coatley, 133, Minories. • . Sold also by every repiitable-Vender in all Market Towns througliiitit the Kingdom, and all other: Medicine Venders, price 11s. each, or four in one Family Bottle for ;335. by which • one Its. bottle is saved, with the words " Samuel Solomon, Liverpool," engraved on the Stamp. Dr. Solomon expeCts, when consulted by letter, the usual compliment of a one pound note to be inclosed,. ad dressed " Money Letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead, House, near Liverpool. Paid double postage." A CORRECT METEOROLOGICAL JOURNAL. Thermometer. I I . . IVeather. .. ._ ..; ; ii . 4'.., • . ....7 • 4 4., v :., e: _ , et, Y. .4=. ~.., ~. • t ". .; ;•:', 1 -" ‘ .ri •V , ::'. .;1 A bk , cr ':: ~ ' 4 ?: C.: '-' R-• " '2 ...."^ Nov. •, -0 c . thches 2S 52 M $6 52 30.40 Fair Cloudy 29 53' 54 56 49 .38 Cloudy DO. 30 5I 50 54 46 .31 Fair Do. bee. I I 1471 46 -47 44 .13 .10 Cloudy Cloudy 2 46 44 48 42 30.00 Pain Do. 3 47 46 'M. 44 29.68 .10 Do. Fair 4 47 47 4:.1 ( 14 .51 Fair Do. , hundredth') of an inch have fallen in the It celi. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' ACT. . . . , MA. .Enrrou,---Your Correspondents on the Act of Insolvency have now brought their pro ceedings to an issue, which amounts almost to an open declaration of' hostilities ; and although I ant - no friend to discord, and ant aware that unity. and disinterestedness are essentially requisite to perfect any public undertaking, yet the truth is often elicited by party contention, and in the pre sent case, I am of opinion that, while your Cor respondents remain *anomalous, the Public derive great benefit from their dissensions ; for, by mutual attacks and defences, the strength and . weakness of their different positions will become • manifest to that body whose intention it is to en quire- into the abuses existing under this Act : continue, therefore, Sir, to encourage that ftee discussion of this most important subj.ct, whichi you hbve-so lami;. - 14y and exclosively promoted, o and yon•wiil at least merit the gratitude of every class of society. Front the. numerous communications of your Correspondents, as well as from facts whielt have become generally known, it most be evident that many and grievous evils arise from the pre sent operation of the Act of Insolvency ; set; clouded as its real : virtue is by- the machinations of crafty and designing men, it is impossible not to perceiVe its capability of being Made to pro. duce the great advantages which were originally intended to result from its execution : like the working of a powerful steam-engine, the 'motion is self-operative, and- requires but the aid of a careful Attention to pour forth its benefi , s its abtookisee to the waild ; but when that is denied it, roin - and devastation are the consequence. I am. unuilling that roguery should escape from merited punishment, but I am still more un willing that honesty should decay in a prison, un heeded and unassisted. INDOCTUS. * Quere—anonymous. 4 ' • FOR THE SUN. PROFANATION OF THE SABBATH. Enx-roe,—At'a time when the unprece dented increase in the criminal calendar of this metropolis affords an elarming proof of the de= , prayed state of _morals in the lower orders of so ciety, I shall venture, through the medium of your valuable Miscellany, to point ou' one of the most prphable causes of this drearifel iucreaae of mtan the profanation of Sunday in the public markets. I +diode, Sir, particularly to Clare market ; whilst other professions are ie a state of repose, becoming ari Euelish Sabhith, this place is A continued scene of riot and confusion for hours, arising from the - butchers' shops being open, and the meat exposed to sale, with the•loud and rei terated-cries of "What do you buy?" as upon working days. If this nuisance was Of any be nefit to the labouring part of the community, it Might belolerated, but, in tact, a greater evil can scarcely befal them ; it is the cause of m a ny • a , mother and family going without a Sunday's meal, end having a scanty subsistence during the week. it is too generally the system to pay the artisan and labourer at a public house, and many are the fearful and heart-rending complaints that the certainty of procuring butchers' meat on Sun day, has induced the mechanic (instead of basten ing to his family with the weekly produce of his labour) to stay until inebriation has squae (lentil the' means of support. No excuse can be 'made on the score of the, perishable nature of the article, as it is well known that meat will keep !good 'at this season of the year for more than a week. I can assure you,. Sir, that scenes of atrunkenne.ss, and all their concomitants of guard 'link end blasphemy, are so constant, that no de .cent person dares to pass through this disgrace to the parish of St. Clement's. I ant no Methodist, Sir, but I cannot witness without concern the scenes described above; lot rnerly the English Sabbath was noticed by every nation for the order and decorum with which it was observed, being :truly a day of respite trona tabour ; it seems about to be degraded to one. ef drunkenness and oitseenity ; its effects on Cid ,minds of the lower order of youth are ; and I call on our Magistracy to t escue their country front the impending calamities a neigh bonring kingdom has suffered (torn a similar cause, viz. the demoralizing of the youthful mind. Z. WANTON ACT OF CRIS ELT`; .-011 Thursday hound, belonging - 6) Mt ssrs. Astley aucl llavie, ~f the Amphitheatre, Westminster Bridge, mat . tier escape by some means from the kennel, went to the shop of a butcher in Felix-street, Westmin ster-road, and rook a piece of liver; the master perceiving it,"tookn one of his strettherS, ran after the clog, and beat him in a wort tinmerci 111 man ner ; not content with that, observing the dog to crawl into a gateway jnst by, he went to his shop, took a 'knife, ran to the place where the dog was, took him up by the bead, stuck hint through the neck, and neatly severed his head from his body. SaaIOUS ACCIDENT.-This morning as a young man, named Blake, in the employ of Mr. Patker, builder, in the Hampstead-road, was at work at a house in Williainstreet, part of a parapet gave way, and falling on the unfortunate man, so in jured him that his hive is despaired of. He was conveyed to the Middlesex Hospital in a shucking state.